Events & Exhibitions

The Great Godalming Quiz-off

Friday 19th September, 7:00pm at the Wilfred Noyce Community Centre, Crown Court High Street, Godalming GU7 1DY.

Join us for a lively evening of trivia, historic knowledge, laughter and community spirit! Spaces are limited, so gather your team and book your spot today. Every ticket sold helps support and preserve our treasured Godalming Museum. You can click on the QR code opposite or visit Godalming Museum where tickets can be purchased at the front desk.

The Witley Camps during World War Two

Tuesday 29th July to Saturday 6th September

A family-friendly summer exhibition will share the story of how the soldiers at the Witley Camps lived, worked and entertained themselves along with items found from the camps. We will have plenty of crafts and activities running alongside the exhibition to keep your little ones entertained.

Milford Artists’ Autumn Exhibition 2025

Tuesday 9th September to Saturday 27th September

Discover the diverse and inspiring work of the Milford Artists’ - a gifted local group who meet on a Tuesday evening at Milford Village Hall from September to May. This years’ exhibition features a blend of contemporary and traditional pieces, brought to life through various mediums and inspired by nature, people, and street scenes in Surrey and beyond.

Reflective Spaces External Spaces

Tuesday 30th to Saturday 11th October

Owen Osler has exhibited locally, in London and internationally. In this exhibition he presents a selection of pastel paintings and drawings in charcoal. The exhibition is based around four themes: Portraits of his mother made during the last eighteen months of her life, people within their own spaces, some of which were produced during the lockdown of 2020. Drawings exploring an aspect of childhood and landscapes which examine the act of looking.

Paper

Tuesday 14th October to Saturday 1st November

Gill is a textile and mixed media artist, born and brought up in Godalming, but now living in Stoughton, who works in both hand stitch and free hand machine embroidery. In this, her second exhibition in the museum, she has researched the paper making industry in Godalming and her ancestry connections to the paper mill in Iping near Midhurst. All of Gill’s pieces have been created using vintage paper ephemera from varying sources. She has used hand and machine embroidery on postcards, photographs, tea bags and paper collages to create unique pieces of art.